What is the difference between the intransitive verb and the transitive verb?
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The student: What is the difference between the transitive verb and the intransitive verb?
The Shaykh : The intransitive verb is one that does not take an object, and the transitive verb is one that takes an object. Do you hear? Does it take an object or not? Is it alive? Did it become great? Can "became great" apply to something else? It became great in itself. As for "made great," that is correct, it is transitive, but "became great" is undoubtedly intransitive. "Jala" (to be exalted)? It is intransitive. So Al-Azim (The Magnificent) is among the intransitive names of Allah, and Al-Ali (The Most High) is among the intransitive names of Allah, and Al-Ajil or Al-Jalil (The Most Noble) is among the intransitive names of Allah. Yes.
The Shaykh : The intransitive verb is one that does not take an object, and the transitive verb is one that takes an object. Do you hear? Does it take an object or not? Is it alive? Did it become great? Can "became great" apply to something else? It became great in itself. As for "made great," that is correct, it is transitive, but "became great" is undoubtedly intransitive. "Jala" (to be exalted)? It is intransitive. So Al-Azim (The Magnificent) is among the intransitive names of Allah, and Al-Ali (The Most High) is among the intransitive names of Allah, and Al-Ajil or Al-Jalil (The Most Noble) is among the intransitive names of Allah. Yes.